It's hard to find a fabric store in Seattle these days so Stitches is a real find. I've purchased…read morefabric and Sashiko thread and needles that have made me really happy. I appreciate their helpful staff and their quality merchandise.

Really cute little neighborhood yarn and material shop. They have all of the essentials and staff…read moreis friendly. Yarn balls are small but reasonably priced with a nice color selection. I like to crochet so I bought some soft orange yarn. They also had cute accessories and other fabrics further into the store.

Forrest and his crew do an amazing job. Real down to earth group in his shop…read more The Foundry has the capability to pump out those large corporate orders, but still give you that mom and pop shop customer service. Big projects or small projects these guys do some quality work!

Liz, Clint, and Forrest made the process super easy to get shirts made for my business. They are…read morequick, polite and very helpful. I highly recommend them! Great people!

Don's is fantastic! Great selection and a great inventory. We knew we needed some shirts for work,…read moreso we got ahold of Stephanie ahead of time who ordered in some samples for us to try. It was nice to get to try shirts on versus just ordering them out of the catalog. There were so many size, fabric, and color options is was crazy! Not to mention all the embroidery options! I've never seen so many colors of thread! Thank you to Stephanie G. for taking such good care of us!

Hi Guys, This is Hassan I work in Bellevue FredMeyer I…read moreordered one full sleve Medium Uniform shirt only because I was told to buy from so called Don's Group Attire, they send me the shirt showing medium size but it was large size I called them to exchange but they said if the shirt is worn or washed we can't take it back my question is unless you don't wear the shirt how can you know its fit or not the girl on reception was also rude just like her company, its not my fault if they don't know how to make the medium or large sizes. The shirt was only $16 but I know these type of companies when they sell any thing never take it back only because they can't compete in the market.

One of the smaller Kinokuniya Bookstores that I've visited (it's a corner shop in Uwajimaya grocery…read morestore), but it still gets the job done! Studio Ghibli merch area right upon entering the shop, of course, of course. Decent selection of pens (I got a couple). The second level is dedicated to English-translated manga books as well as anime/video game art books and knick-knacks (sorta all in random assortment.....gotta do some thorough browsing). Since it is a small shop, the aisles are a little cramped. Kinda stuffy too, especially on the second level. Polite staff!

This bookstore is absolutely amazing. It is packed with lots of toys, quirky fun things,…read morecollectibles, and has many Manga in both English and Japanese. If I had more room in my suitcases I would've bought more. This place is definitely worth the visit.

A local shop that had my church logo digitized closed it's doors. We lost our artwork as well as…read moremy company artwork that had been digitized. On a very short notice Outhouse was able to digitize our church logo and embroider a vest as a gift for our new pastor. The work met my expectations, but the time it took well exceeded expectations. Oh, the dog in the office is extremely well behaved, and does like head scratching. No jumping, no barking, just a dog that is happy to see you. We are working up an order at church fog more embroidery,

They printed birthday tees on short notice. Great quality tees and service! Great communication.read more

I needed a couple sweatshirts printed & Rob was able to help me out. Fast & great service here!read more

Rob at Armageddon was truly amazing. I gave him a hand drawing for my first printing job and he…read morenailed it. He was very quick to respond to email and was very interested in having me approve the proof before moving forward with the printing. For my second printing job, I was most impressed on how he was able to change the color very last minute and gave me no grief about it. He is reasonably priced! He runs his business out of his garage, which can be hard to find but I am really happy I found him. Not only was I able to the things I needed printed but I also contributed to the local economy.

Very cute store in a lower level at Pike's Place. The yarn options are slightly different from…read moretheir other store. It's hard not to overspend here

They seem to mainly sell their own yarn, which is varied and nicely hued. But there are lots of…read moreother craft items as well including wearables, books, tools and notions. Apparently they also have a new store in Pioneer Square.

Note this review is for a Ugly Baby workshop in their studio space in Seattle, not the shop itself…read morewhich is located elsewhere. We attended a punch needle pet portrait class and it was fun. No one finished their work (class was 3 hours, but I think we really only stabbed for 2-2.5 due to yarn selection and general instruction time), but you could bring your project and tools home along with any yarn needed. Rosalie knows her stuff and was helpful on answering any questions folk had. Also, worth every penny! Highly recommend for any crafty folk, though no experience necessary when doing this.

A cute little shop that's fun to explore, with two floors full of clothes and quirky, playful…read moresouvenirs.

They stole our fabric and leather that was suppose to be on consignment. Have made many excuses why…read morewe hadn't been paid, two years later haven't seen a dollar.

Cute shop but "stash" is the right word - it feels like a consignment shop with fabric (for…read moreapparel, quilting, etc) and notions (patterns, etc) across the decades.